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How was the Arabian Peninsula good for trade?
Because it is surrounded by water
Why would oases be important for trade in the Arabian peninsula?
because oases are good places for crops, which is good for trade.
Why would oases be important centers for trade in the Arabian peninsula?
because oases are good places for crops, which is good for trade.
How does the geography of the Arabian peninsula have an influence on Arabic life?
there life had to be good
Why is the Arabian peninsula in good location for trade?
it is considered in the middle of the east (Asia) and west (Europe), and was a "halfway point" for traders. The mediterranean also leads right to it so ships could just sail straight there easily. The silk road, a major trading route from the far east, led there.
What are some of the factors that explain why one of the worlds first civilization grew in Mesopotamia rather then on the Arabian Peninsula?
Water was the main reason. The river gave them water for crops, good soil for growing crops because of the flooding of the rivers, and the location was good for trade as well as natural resources. They could use the river for travel and support between settlements.
Why didn't the early people of the Italian peninsula trade much with outsiders?
there were not many good harbors in the peninsula
Where is a good location for travel and trade?
las vegas
Is the Arabian peninsula known for rich soil and abundant water?
no it is mostly dry sand but there are some places like near the Tigris and the Euphrates that have good soil
What was the Overall effect of Islam upon the Arabian Peninsula?
Good Question! I am trying to figure it out myself. I THINK that the effect was that It United people OR it divided the area into many countries.
How is the location of greece on the mediterranean sea beneficial for trade and expansion?
because it has a good route to trade and sell
Why is arabias location a good one for trade?
because it was at the cross lines
